Workers’ Comp subrogation: Don’t allow your client to be extorted If you “settle around” the employer, you may find yourself at odds with the subrogation attorney Michael GattoEustace de Saint Phalle From Issue: 2012 May
Video marketing and the law firm YouTube may be the direct descendant of cable TV, but here you get your own channel to tell your clients’ stories Susan HanshawDean Guadagni From Issue: 2012 May
State court default judgments trump the bankruptcy discharge State court default judgments trump the bankruptcy discharge From Issue: 2012 May
Damages for loss of earning capacity: What could have been Would have or could have? “Reasonable” loss of ability to earn in the future is a big factor John P. Blumberg From Issue: 2012 May
Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2012 May
What is the value of a poor man’s life? Focusing solely on noneconomic damages can maximize the wrongful-death verdict Brian J. PanishDeborah Chang From Issue: 2012 May
The “obviously intoxicated minors” statute When an intoxicated minor gets served, it serves up liability for the bar. An exception to California’s dram shop laws Robert GlassmanKevin Boyle From Issue: 2012 May
Profile: Al Stoll Veteran trial lawyer embraces a more team-oriented approach to help achieve the coveted work-life balance Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2012 May
Compensation for help around the house The last thing an injured person can afford is a housekeeper Miles B. Cooper From Issue: 2012 May
